First of all, such objective “power” doesn’t exist because value is subjective—e.g., A’s psychic income can be equal to, or greater than, B’, despite the lower monetary expenditures (although such comparison itself is meaningless, given the subjectivity of value). Second, market conditions are always changing—e.g., CPI consists of arbitrary selection of goods and is hence meaningless.

It doesn’t mean you don’t have to care about it—purchasing power is what matters the most. As Li Lu repeatedly emphasizes, the share matters more than the return per se. Put differently, you should derive target price from target share (e.g., Frank Braun’s derivation of ZEC price).

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  1. Objective power doesn’t exist
  2. Market conditions are always changing